While you were learning to bake bread during the latest global pandemic, New York punk band World War IX got a new singer, recorded an album, made a video to accompany that record. Oh, and pulled together an entirely new comic book series – four total. How did the bread turn out? On their new five-song EP Phoning It In, Johnny Celentano steps up to the mic for a frenetic, passionate burst of fun that is over in under 10 minutes. With the self-explanatory opening track, “Fired For Partying,” the band lay out the tone for EP. Not looking to change the world, the band just want to barrel through a quick collection of sometimes goofy (“Larry’s House”), often hilarious (“Portrait of Sobriety”) songs punctuated with machine gun drumming and distorted power chords. There is also a fantastic four ...
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